Did I Nail This 1951 Mystery Vintage Crochet Pattern?

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I used a vintage 6mm steel hook ( 1.90mm)
and #10 crochet cotton thread
if you want to make one I would suggest making the skirt portion in just white and then tieing it to the waist of the doll under the dress, I have included instructions for this in the pattern
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[@Fluttermoth]

Bless your son for being the unsung hero of your videos, I hope he knows how much he means to all us mystery crochet addicts! Excited for the vintage bowl to make its appearance (I don't get out much 🤣 ) P.S; I'm only on that 'packing' row, but it's making me think of the toilet roll cover my grandma had; like a doll with a crinoline type dress? Anyone else remember those?

[@jeanene4498]

My grandmother had one as well ❤

[@AnitaOsborne-xe3hh]

Yes I remember those and the holders

[@ann-mariemeyers9978]

Old Mrs. Roegge across the street used to crochet those!

[@user-uq9fh5gj4e]

@@ann-mariemeyers9978 yes. And the dish soap bottle clothes. What fun there was in those rooms when you needed them.

[@user-tc3zb9uo3p]

I remember so many crocheted toilet, kleenex box, towels holder and covers. Including rugs and matching toilet seat and tank cover.....all changed with the holiday.

[@zanedobler]

Now I gotta figure out how to scale this up so that I can wear it

[@AllezVous222]

Once you have, please, please, please come back to tell me how you figured it out. Thank you! 😭😭😭

[@Snek_Go_Boop]

I think if you just scale up the yarn, add more of the repeats the pattern has throughout, plus adding more rows of each of the repeat, you should be able to recreate this! It will probably take some math and working it to your size, but I think it’s very doable! Obviously, I don’t think it’d look the exact same when done like this due to it having different proportions of the stitch size when translated, but I think it’d be fun nonetheless! Though, seeing a bigger version of this exact look would be pretty amazing!

[@doninis1354]

@@AllezVous222 If you use a well fited tshirt to fit the bodes, the rest will come almost by itself. It is a very easy pattern. You got this! I think we starded the skirt with an uneven number (total of 15 rows). If you do 2 or 3 loop border you have someting to ty the bodes in the back. For Human size ribon I would go a bit bigger with the netting row and use sewing material (its washable). Have fun!

[@cherifew3485]

@@AllezVous222all I can say is make it scaled to Barbie measure, then measure self. Count how many stitches by inch are in the Barbie swatch and use your measurement to multiply the stitches by scale to your size. also measure the size of each row then measure your length. Since this a Barbie outfit measure each section of your body like the bodice area measure the bodice in the pattern and measure your bodice then figure out how many rows you need for your measurements measure for waist area & your waist measurement so on and so forth!

[@falcongal63]

Excellent job and that Barbie couldn't be anymore perfect with all those accessories that match the dress! 💅

[@katieduffy593]

You did nail it! Barbie looks exquisite

[@delladearest2511]

👏👏👏 you did great And it must have been fun making a dress for your Barbie ❣️ You can cover the black ponytail thingy with a matching ribbon

[@Janice_S]

It looks like a "storybook" doll dress. Very pretty

[@melodied4314]

Since Barbie made her debut in1959, she's never looked more lovely than she does in this 1951 dress pattern.❤

[@cindyhailey1059]

This turned out sooo cute! Barbie was perfect. It looks much better on Barbie than on the other doll. Brings back memories of back in the day... Great job. 😃

[@elizabethashley2313]

Pretty sure my grandmother made this exact dress for a doll once upon a time! I remember seeing old dolls with handmade dresses like this in a box as a kid. I have all of her old leftover thread and hooks (or did; I gave some of the hooks away since they were duplicates). Thanks for this fun reminder of her!

[@TorchwoodPandP]

1750 meets 1950 meets @@ the Movie! 😂 great result. compliments to your husband for his shopping skills.

[@vikkizoo1]

Rubbermaid started in the 1930’s so you company choice is valid. 🌈🌈🦋🦋

[@roserenik6375]

You hit it out of the park! It is adorable. Love the coordination of color and the Barbie your husband picked up. Thank you for this mystery!

[@krakensgirl4391]

Chain 2, skip a few, 99, one hundred 🤣 I just couldn't get that out of my head everytime you said skip 2. I love watching these so much! 💜💜💜💜

[@jeremymartin1957]

I think the pink and white turned out better than the vertigated it called for.

[@alisonmary1443]

Enjoyed every minute of that, great stuff. It all worked out so perfect, shout out to husband for choosing the right Barbie, team work. Thank you 💖

[@patricialittle2406]

There is something so familiar about this pattern, I highly suspect it is one my Mom used to make my Barbie clothes. Thank you for the walk down memory lane.

[@aprilavery2002]

My great grandmother crochet dozens of doll dresses and I loved looking at them as a child. When my grandmother died, my mom had an estate sale. She asked me what I wanted to keep and I totally forgot about them until just now. I hope whoever bought them loves and appreciates them. There are quite a few things that I wish I’d asked for.

[@darlenemiller9990]

I LOVE it! After the ruffle started I remembered the little dolls that used to sit on toilet tanks in the “old days.” When I was a kid my grandma had one. It was a little 8-9” craft doll. She wore a crocheted dress and the legs of the doll were inserted in the middle of the roll to hide a spare while creating a full antebellum style dress. It is so cute on Barbie. How crazy that it’s so trendy all of a sudden! What goes around comes around! This was a thing way before Barbie came around. Anyway, keep up the good work! I’m Jan. Darlene is my mom and we watch you on her channel on TV.

[@craftypat]

I was thinking that or the ones with big skirts that sat on the bed.

[@Scorpio_Love_11]

@@craftypat you comment just made me think that my mom had one of those ones that my grandmother kept on the bed at her house I had forgotten all about now I must sift through everything to find it since my grandmother refused to let my mom have it when she got married and she didn’t get it back until my grandmother passed away in 2011 and of course I have it somewhere now since my mom passed away in 2017. I remember as a kid my grandmother would not let anyone touch it even my mom if you even went anywhere near it she would yell at you “GET AWAY FROM THERE” I can still hear her yelling now thank you for the great memories of my mom and grandmother.

[@kittykatfarm]

I remember the toilet paper crochet dolls

[@cherylhay8418]

Barbie looks AWESOME! She would be proud 😊

[@alittlelessconversation]

Beautiful! My Mama made several of these dress for me and my dolls back in late 60s/early 80s. You took me back to a happy time in my childhood ❤

[@biancaclark1578]

The dress turned out awesome 👍🏽❤😊. It is so cute. And beautiful too😊😊😊. You nailed it girl. 😊😊😊😊😊

[@TheTugboatgirl]

I think this was the best one yet, very very cute. My aunt used to make me things like this so maybe that why I love it so much

[@MrsCraftyChris]

Nailed it! I actually thought it was going to be a toilet roll cover.....lol Well done.

[@joangallagher9754]

Me too,those things were everywhere 😂but Barbie looks great 😊

[@erikagholston6610]

You did a great job. Your Barbie looks so put together with her dress & accessories.

[@maceynegri3066]

This is adorable! The reveal of the dress on the Margot Robbie Barbie was so exciting! She's so perfect!!

[@crowznest438]

Cool about the bowl; look forward to seeing what you picked out! I remember when Moms all over the place were crocheting these doll dresses.

[@therealnancysteele]

I LOVE it! You did such a good job and props to Mr. JVC for stopping and getting you the perfect Barbie!

[@kitty-ms9jq]

You was so spot on with the dress ❤ it's very pretty classy dress. That's very nice your husband went out and you the doll for you bless him his very good for helping you and your son choosing all the patterns and blocking the words out. Well done Cornnia you did a fantastic job ❤

[@karearoto4294]

I only noticed with this video how often you say, "Okay." Lovely mystery pattern. Thank you.

[@snospmoht3252]

Omg omg omg! 😍 I had totally forgotten that my Gma made dresses like this for my Barbie back in the 50's! What a blast from the past for me! Love, love love it! You DID totally nail it girl! And what a nice memory. I loved those dresses then and I still do now. So cool. Thanks for a sweet one. 💕

[@joanneentwistle7653]

I'm glad you got a break today from those crazy 1800s patterns...woohoo!

[@JustASmallTownGirl1974]

Omg, how adorable! I need a granddaughter to make this for! Or my grandson if he gets into Barbie!

[@user-tc3zb9uo3p]

❤❤ I'm really excited about this doll dress! I have a vintage blonde mohair doll, like in the picture. My aunt gave me a doll that she crochet just like picture. Over the years many moves Ms Betty misplaced. Happy joy joy, I intend to make 2 dresses. Thanks.

[@somechick941]

It turned out so cute. It looks perfect on the doll.

[@simplymadebyhand]

It looks like a baby doll dress it’s really pretty ❤❤❤

[@app103]

I used to have a doll something like the one in the pattern's photo, except mine was from the 1930's and was supposed to be Sonja Henie, the famous figure skater from that era. It was something I found while exploring in my great aunt's house, back in the 1970's, and she let me keep it. Unfortunately, I no longer have that doll, but the pattern photo triggered such fond childhood memories and really put a smile on my face. :)

[@dianagarms6879]

I played with my Barbie dolls until I was 16 and kept some for my granddaughters. I enjoyed making clothes for them. The pattern is adorbs!

[@ritachikita1468]

When I was young enough to play with Barbies, many many years ago, my mom crocheted clothes for her. She just invented them since she didn’t know there were patterns. I had so many and my friends were jealous. I think I might have one put away somewhere. I thought I might make some for my daughters, but they didn’t want any home made stuff. 🙁😊

[@christinemurphy8862]

I had a feeling it was a doll dress! That’s really pretty

[@bellaquin1]

Justin should totally do a video on how he prepares your mystery crochet patterns, and maybe open to viewers votes on patterns. Justin could place all the vintage years in a bowl, and choose an era and select your patterns? - love all your work ❤ - from the land down under - Australia..

[@mariankay6482]

I love it! Yes! You nailed it and Barbie never looked better! So stinkin' cute!!! You have a new doll to put on top of your shelves to go with the other ones that I adore! Be eutiful!!!

[@debbiehannah4817]

Oh yes, you definitely nailed it. Well done to you and to Justin for his hard work xxx

[@handekokten4491]

Congratulations! I admire your patience and enthusiasm throughout the process! How lovely the final work is.. Solving a crochet mystery with you is so entertaining indeed 🌸🌸 Many thanks and greetings from İstanbul ( Turkiye)

[@Sabrosaskiychen]

This is the first and last time that I read the comments so early on the video. It takes the mastery away. No fun 😊🎉😂😂😂

[@beckstheimpatient4135]

This dress is SO CUTE! And it's a really unique pattern, especially after so many shawls recently! You picked a good one, Jason!

[@gailkreyns124]

It's a Little Bo Peep pattern meant to fit a Ginny doll (like in the photo) floor length, but it looks lovely on Barbie just below the knees as well! Nicely done!

[@pamelabuccilli5960]

toilet roll holder @ 30 :40 min my Nan used to make these stick a little plkaastic doll in the top, adorable.

[@lisalee9182]

Now that I saw it on the doll, I really think I have made one very similar to that for my daughter before.

[@kittykatfarm]

Absolutely love it! Perfect Barbie and accessories for this beautiful crochet dress from my era.....I was one year old when this pattern came out....yep, I'm vintage! Love your videos ❤🎉😊

[@3rdand105]

Considering that Barbie wasn't created until later in that decade, I say you did an excellent job! For Bo Peep, it was meant to be ankle-length, but it works just as well with the hem at the knees. Great job!

[@user-uq9fh5gj4e]

This looks like the dresses my sister made. For the dolls I had that were on cases to keep them safe. I had four dolls that I loved to play dress up with. They were a lot like the International dolls that were in cases and those never changed clothes. Many happy memories you have given me today Thanks.

[@AnitaOsborne-xe3hh]

I love it , I used to make Barbie cloths for my doll my sisters and cousins dolls I'm still crocheting and enjoy it , and yes you nailed it, Blessed Be❤♥️

[@fineweaver]

I think yours is better than the original. It fits and looks so much better on Barbie. I was looking for something to watch while on the treadmill today and this popped up, which was so cool since I was born in 1951. 😊

[@bobbiedwards4441]

What a cute pattern and the doll was perfect.

[@wycohibito]

My favorite Barbie dresses growing up were crocheted by my great aunt.

[@WinkTartanBelle]

When making doll clothes *that button or snap* to close, one must account for the overlap required at the closing. I say this after many years of experience creating such patterns. This is so pretty it could elevate a Dollar Store off-brand "Barbie". I can see this basic pattern used for special baby clothes too, like a bonnet and christening gown. Or adapted for a shawl or blanket? I really get excited when I see a new mystery pattern video is on offer. I like to save them for watching during "me time". Much love! "Beading" is a term often used in lace-making for an open mesh or grid that is made to allow ribbon or cord to be woven throught the lace.

[@user-iu8sn6mw1z]

I replied before I saw your much better reply.. I was saying 'no no no.. dont skip!' lol

[@cherachapin3826]

Mistery mistery mistery yay! These videos are my favorite ❤

[@sidewalkpirate23]

About half way watching this video. I remmeber I used to have a doll dress that looked VERY similar to this. I would bet it is a barbie dress. ❤

[@tess36]

You did nail it!😊

[@user-lw1er3el1g]

Just gorgeous❤-Beautiful-love it love it❤

[@nimroddess_]

You definitely nailed this one! Super cute!

[@LyraStitchery]

That is a very cute pattern. Also cool to know people were designing Barbie clothes since Barbie has been around.

[@Khrysalis01]

Technically Barbie hit the stores in 1959, so this is different doll. I remember I had a doll like the one in the picture and got my first Barbie in 1960. But I do remember making clothes for her because she only came with a bathing suit. You could by official clothing and matching shoes for her but she was kinda expensive and so were the clothing. I saved up to buy another Barbie, her best friend Midge and she cost me $3.99 plus tax about 3 years later. lol 😂

[@LyraStitchery]

@Khrysalis01 yeah I thought she came later than 1951.

[@mariebray9831]

Takes me back to a dolls dress we had back in the 70's.

[@Nananors1]

Totally nailed it and yours is prettier

[@nancyd7339]

Love it! It looks so elegant. Keep up the fun mystery get-together time. 😊

[@luracc1967]

Oh my goodness! That is so cute!

[@susanwhalen1034]

My guess is a dress for a small doll. Barbie came out in 1959, but that was my first guess. Beautiful 50s style dress.

[@dorothy64]

You made good use of your pink that you want to use you nail it

[@snospmoht3252]

I agree!

[@sharronobrien542]

You can be proud of this pattern. You definitely got it done! You are very good at figuring out what the patterns call for. Thank your son for preparing them.

[@AlmaPitchford]

I had a pink and yellow (and white) variegated thread! It was probably an 8 weight, Star pearle cotton. I must have had no more than 50yds of it. I made it into a lace collar, and then realized how difficult it is to match it with clothes!

[@stitchaspell]

Super cute! So very timely. You totally nailed it!! 🦋

[@chrystolita]

My Grand mother made similar if not the same doll dresses for decorative dolls at Easter.

[@ketagilliland6931]

This is absolutely adorable!!!!!

[@Donna2177]

That’s adorable, great job. Great pick but Justin.

[@nelsaf365]

That turned out perfect. 😊

[@belladree]

You totally nailed it.

[@l2thnight]

Super cute and you got to play with a Barbie :)

[@cherylhay8418]

Very very pretty dress! You rocked this pattern! Great job!

[@mendyviola]

That’s adorable. 🥰

[@Kat-X]

Congrats ...your patience is incredible ..i love your videos.❤

[@judyeng9822]

Adorable! Love it! Worth the wait! ❤️🙏😇

[@mermaidstears4897]

If your threads have labels, my best guess is that the pink is drier and fuzzier because it isn’t mercerized, or isn’t mercerized as much as the modern white. Mercerization gives a nice, smooth, almost shiny finish to cottons. Also, my guess is also storybook doll dress. Barbie didn’t come out until 1959

[@marilyngrayCraftandcrotchet]

Too cute 😊

[@ArtJunkie]

You totally nailed it 😊

[@paulabenson8675]

You nailed it, for sure!

[@deborahcook1916]

It's very cute and perfect for Barbie. Wish i had mor patience for small hooks.

[@DavidBTB]

If you dip it in some watered down Elmer's glue, you can make an interesting lamp shade 😀

[@chasinseashells8571]

Great job! Reminds me of Gidget and Annette Funicello, lol. Have a great evening and thanks for the video!

[@barbarapraytor4162]

Beautiful!!!

[@anitamoore1763]

Love it!!! Good job! Really fun to have a pattern out of the norm!

[@MindfulCraftsMore]

Bravo 👏🏽 you definitely got it. Beautifully done ❤

[@gailmatt1734]

How adorable! ❤

[@Teerae11]

Yup You did it !! Great job on it !! Love the color choice too !! Thank You for another great video 📸 !! ❤ It !!

[@healingsprings11]

My guess is a vintage style bar of soap cover. 🌻 Or a drinking glass cover for a bathroom.

[@jamiemiesler322]

You nailed it! So cute!

[@Pammy_Yolo]

Omg so adorable! ❤

[@DeboraFehse-nd5sp]

Figured it out when you transitioned to skirt. I have crochet too many Barbie dresses for it to have been anything else. You did a good job but I couldn't make you hear me saying your doing it right. Good job!

[@diannalynnYT]

You did nail it!!! Love it so much.

[@mtngrammy6953]

Perfect!!

[@aubreyatchinson4199]

this turned out super cute!

[@joyceklebe5794]

Love it!